DejaSoft Activates A Paradigm-Shift In Collaborative Editing At 2020 NAB Show

IABM-member DejaSoft is delighted to present for the first time at NAB2020, its “must have” file sharing and synchronisation tool for editors – DejaEdit.

DejaEdit is a revolutionary collaborative editing film tool. It offers editors working on Avid Nexis, Media Composer and EditShare workflows, across studios, production companies and post facilities, a vital application that ensures media files, bins and timelines are kept up to date across multiple remote edit stations.

DejaEdit has already successfully been tried and tested on real-world projects, and well-established in Scandinavia and parts of Europe. Award-winning post-production professionals are already using DejaEdit on notable film projects. Oscar award-nominated editor Yorgos Mavropsaridis, ACE of “The Favourite”, “The Lobster” and recently “Suicide Tourist” is a fan of DejaEdit. Editor Rickard Krantz, s.f.k. used DejaEdit in the “The Perfect Patient” which was nominated for Sweden’s Guldbagge award for Best Editing. Well-known Scandinavian producer Daniel Lägersten at B.Academy who produced popular TV series “Riverside” and “The Spiral”, said “DejaEdit is a game-changer”.

Following its global launch earlier in the year, Swedish-based DejaSoft owners Nikolai Waldman and Clas Hakeröd, both accomplished Avid editors themselves, will be available to meet and demonstrate DejaEdit’s capabilities at NAB.

DejaEdit plays an essential role in increasing productivity such as allowing editors to transfer media files and timelines automatically and securely to co-workers around the world, without having to be online continuously.

The benefits of DejaEdit are endless and allow for multi-site post facilities to work as one. It empowers multiple remote editors to work together. It assists exchanges of media with VFX houses, as well as enabling editors to easily migrate between office and home or mobile-based editing installations throughout the life-cycle of an entire project.

DejaEdit makes it possible to work with multiple remote Avid systems virtually anywhere on the planet. With global warming issues arising, and people being encouraged to minimise unnecessary travel for various factors, industry professionals can take full advantage of DejaEdit’s powerful file synchronizing capabilities without restrictions.

“NAB in Vegas is one of the most influential events of the year attracting the best in film and broadcast business,” said Nikolai Waldman, CTO at DejaSoft, “We look forward to giving people from film studios, post-production and production houses, including editors an opportunity to see our demo of DejaEdit in action. We are also on the look out for technology and reseller partners that can help us promote DejaEdit so that many others can enjoy its benefits.”

DejaSoft’s CEO Clas Hakeröd added, “We really want to be able to convey to people how special DejaEdit is – it is a truly unique versatile tool that can revitalize the editing world. Generally, a lot of producers are afraid to try out new tech, but we found that once people have given DejaEdit a go, they are absolutely hooked – there’s no looking back. It is a vital “must-have” solution that every self-respecting production company, post house, studio and editor around the globe should already be using.”

Shown exclusively to NAB attendees first-hand, a sneak preview of what’s new in DejaEdit Version 3.0 before its spring release is not to be missed. Some of the highlights include “Private” and “Global” bin sharing, new security locks, and many other helpful features that facilitate media file transfer across large media projects such as TV series and feature films. DejaEdit is affordable with an appealing licensing model, tailored to suit every type of project from shoot to finish. Digital Studio India